𝒫𝒶𝓈𝓈𝒾𝓃𝑔 𝒩❁𝓉𝑒𝓈 𝒢𝓊𝑒𝓈𝓉 𝑀𝒾𝓍𝑒𝓈

NOTE :  in order to save some new space in this Playlist, I will have to move about the first 200 Tracks to my older Playlist, which is only 200 Tracks  big so these Mixes will be at  # 200 - 400 in my older Playlist, Then...
its here:
https://soundcloud.com/user-280698094/sets/indie-ambient-jazz-world

Indie ambient jazz world electro acoustic kraut Mix Vol.II

A collection of mixes featuring exclusively First Nations artists.

cue: red earth & 60,000+ years of history

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of note: First Peoples' voices

very chill ones

no rain, no flowers (E1)- Sicu

@liquidearthmusic
Emerging from the sun-drenched landscapes of California and now firmly rooted in the Barcelona sands, Liquid Earth has spent years sculpting a signature sound that’s equal parts classic and contemporary. Wrangling sounds inspired by the ‘80s-‘00s continuum of effervescent house and reimagining them with a hardware and futuristic-forward twist, Freels’ sophisticated brand of ‘tech house’ has resulted in years of quality output to boot. With a career further propelled by his unmatched positive attitude and razor sharp dancefloor instincts, Freels has released under several monikers across labels like @kalaharioystercult, @butter_side_up and his own @squidrecordings. 

Beyond production, Freels is a label head, electronics/synth-tinkerer and selector of unmatched acumen. Wielding his record bag of deeply dug house, tech, progressive and trance adjacent cuts, Freels is a regular face in the international touring circuit and has graced the decks at notable clubs and festivals including Panorama Bar, Dimensions Festival, and beyond. With a seemingly endless treasure trove of creativity and momentum behind him, Freels is poised to continue to use the energy of the Liquid Earth project to trailblaze and treat us to his idiosyncratic brand of ‘tech house with a twist’!

Liquid Earth joined me live in the PBS studio for episode 307 of Passing Notes.


Liquid Earth - PN 307

@zeynep
To celebrate 6 years of Passing Notes and International Women’s Day just passed, I enlisted the help of Berlin-based Syrian DJ, curator and goddess Zeynep. Zeynep’s voice is no stranger to Passing Notes, she joined me live in the studio with the Harmony Rec crew for episode 256 back in February 2024. Today, she returns in sonic form from afar, to showcase her fervent musical voice.

A dynamic selector who strikes a captivating balance between smooth lusciousness and unruly bodaciousness, Zeynep’s performances are impassioned trips through deeply dug mesmeric trance, seductive prog, and ecstasy-inducing rare gems - an intoxicating signature that has earned her a residency at Prague’s Harmony Rec. Her sound fosters an undeniable connection to the primal, collective joy of the rave, igniting spaces with a femme-forward intensity that resonates with those who crave liberation, pleasure, and transcendence.

Beyond the decks, Zeynep is also a passionate curator and community builder, committed to shaping electronic music culture in meaningful ways. Her deep involvement with Harmony Rec. reflects her dedication to fostering heartfelt connections within the underground music scene, ensuring that the spaces she plays in aren’t just dancefloors but homes for those who find freedom in the music.

Zeynep - PN 313 (6 Years of PN)

@djpgz @yikesone
Two of the most vital voices in so-called Australia’s dance music landscape, heavyweight producers DJ PGZ and Yikes, joined me for episode 315 of Passing Notes. Fresh off the release of their fierce new split EP ‘Come Round’ via Butter Sessions, these two stewards of contemporary dance music and club culture show us what happens when deep musical knowledges, community-first ethos, and production prowess collide. Come Round is a bold, percussive journey through techno and its playful yet unrelenting derivatives. The tracklist features solo cuts, cross-remixes and one standout team-up, Ouss Ouss, that ties it up into a cheeky not to be missed package.

Gunai/Kurnai & Yorta Yorta artist DJ PGZ is a defining presence in the club and festival circuit, from Pitch to Dekmantel his razor-sharp productions and full-throttle sets pay homage to the Black and Brown roots of club music while charting new territory for future First Nations sound. His contributions to the EP tracks like the wub-heavy Solidarity System and acid-tinged Rewind Yourself Mix stretch the limits with style and power.

Wongi artist Yikes is a multi-dimensional creative force. He is the co-founder of Aboriginal-led creative studio Nani Creative, a DJ, producer, and host of the legendary ‘Full Frequency’ show on RTRFM. A mentor to emerging First Nations DJs, Yikes brings intention to every move he makes, including his consistent appearaces at events of the highest caliber including Inner Varnika and Pitch. His rhythm-driven and progressive tracks Sidestep and Check Out That, carry swing, grit and dancefloor depth.

Together, DJ PGZ and Yikes deliver Come Round as both a sonic flex and a communal offering that harnesses and connects the raw dancefloor energy of the east and west coasts. 

We celebrated their remarkable release and the tour that’s taking it to the people live on PBSfm106.7fm on the 28th March 2025.

DJ PGZ & Yikes - PN 315

Saphileaum is the alias of Georgian producer, multi-disciplinary artist and KHIDI club resident Andro Gogibedashvili. Emerging from a profoundly creative family-actors, singers, writers, and poets, Andro’s creative path has been profoundly shaped by his heritage and the traditions that surround it.
Saphileaum makes music for coming together, for meditation, and for mystical, philosophical musings. A sound crafted as unique and consistent as his, only possible through a lifelong passion and commitment to artistic expression. Often drawing on disparate genres, his unique sound is brought together by the beauty of rhythm—live drumming including the Georgian Dhol often featuring alongside starry melodies, woven into half-time grooves, meditative ambient and atmospheric techno. 
Inspired by mysticism, earth and the secrets of the universe, Saphileaum’s journey reached celestial heights in 2022, when a snippet of his piece Cosmic Lake Transparency was transmitted into deep space to the exoplanet K2-18B, just 124 light-years away from Earth. via the Goonhilly Earth Station, making him the second Georgian artist to have their music sent to the stars. (Sidenote: incredible timing finding out this fun fact with signs of life on K2-18B being reported this week!).
His discography spans labels of the highest order: Mule Musiq, Good Morning Tapes, Silent Season, Oslated and more with each release reflecting his creative approach to each label, which he described as ‘like stepping into a new country’. Fresh terrain of culture, sound, and inspiration. Being releasing records, Saphileaum shapeshifts across other mediums, soundtracking Georgian films, collaborating on high-profile art and fashion exhibitions and writing poetry. From club nights to quiet nights, and now from Earth to K2-18B, Saphileaum’s approach to music and art invites us to listen deeply.

Saphileaum - PN 318

@bambi-dj
Guided by a deep sense of care, intention-setting, and curiosity, Bambi comes to the end of 2025 closing a career-defining chapter of her practice. From the misty Norwegian forest floor of Monument to the charged dancefloors of Nowadays, the Paris-based resident and touring DJ, producer, and curator’s year has been shaped by appearances across Europe, the US, and soon, down under.

Attuned to the rhythm of life on the road, Bambi approaches every set as an act of dialogue between the places she visits, the community and culture she engages with, and her own colourful emotional world. Her home-base performances are treated with commensurate care and consideration and has led Bambi to be entrusted with the increasingly rare role of resident at high quality haunts of the likes of Hypersoft, Macadam Nantes, and Hors Sol.

These positions of trust, alongside her radio residency on Rinse, have provided essential spaces for Bambi to stretch, to explore and experiment - ultimately becoming an extension of her refined artistic identity.

This year also saw her debut releases come to light - two exquisitely crafted tracks that mark the beginning of a production journey that has further sharpened her ear and deepened her relationship to sound. Her standout track ‘Ephemeral’ on UK label Beam is a perfect expression of atmospheric tech-trance that marks an exciting new dimension of Bambi’s ever-expanding artistry.

Read the written interview with Bambi here.
Broadcast live on PBS 28th November 2025.

Interview

Bambi - PN 350 [Live at Outrebleu]

A small collection of music produced by or in association with Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples. Lew and myself put this mix together in mid 2015 for our radio show on the community broadcaster 3RRR 102.7fm. 

We're hardly in a position to make commentary on the vastly diverse musical cultures that exist across the cities, towns and communities in Australia, but this seemed like a simple way to provide an alternative to the JJJ countdown. We encourage you to have a look and listen for yourself - you'll fine everything from desert reggae to 90s house, and stomping rock. 

Thanks and gratitude to all the musicians involved in these projects, both living and deceased; to C.A.A.M.A. for releasing almost half the songs on this mix, Incite Youth Arts (http://redsandculture.com/) for their excellent compilations, and resources like IndigiTube (http://www.indigitube.com.au/) for a chance to hear these fantastic artists. Thanks to Peter Mumme for providing a deeper understanding of the Waak Waak Jungi project (for which there is a reissue in development). 

The refusal to celebrate Australia Day is part of an ongoing fight for the recognition of first nations people's rights. If nothing else, we hope this mix can serves as an alternative soundtrack for a weekend that otherwise resounds with a the cannons, fireworks and bells of Australia's colonial history. If you are able bodied and free, I encourage you to attend one of the many rallys that will be taking place on the 26th January. 

Waak Waak Jungi - White Cockatoo (Contemporary)
Archie Roach - Weeping in the Forest
Joe Geia - Yil Lull
George Rrurrambu & Birdwave - Kulilaya (Listen)
George Rrurrambu & Birdwave - Bäru
Jon Royle, Joe Geia - The Island
Waak Waak Jungi - Kid’s Hunting Song
Lajamanu Teenage Band - Vision
Blekbala Mujik - Come-n-Dance 
Waak Waak Jungi - Mother I'm Coming
Blekbala Mujik - Mibala Yubala
Maroochy Barambah - Mongungi (Tribal Mix)
Napthali Willis and Messiah Long - Here Comes the Rain
Sunrize Band - Lem Bana Mani Mani
Coloured Stone - Island of Greed
Joe Geia - Fighting for our Rights

VA - Coloured Stones

Moody-Hope St Radio/ A Weekend With

Bocconcini live at the first "Sound Garden" held on the rooftop garden @ 107 Projects. 

This was one of our favourite sets of the day so we're so happy to have it right here immortalised and for it to be the first in a series titled "Lounge Room Mix". 

Some mixes for you to enjoy when you're feeling like you need to grab a seat and rest your dancin' feet - sittin' pretty x

Bocconcini @ Sound Garden

Now, this one is technically cheating a little bit... It's not quite a mix but a live set but who really cares? 

Anyway, Alex Albrecht is a producer and dj from Australia. He releases music under the guise of Melquíades and has done so to great acclaim for Scissor & Thread and his own Analogue Attic imprint. He also produces music alongside Sean La'Brooy as part of a dynamic duo who have appeared on Night Tide, Voyage Recordings and Butter Sessions to name a few. 

Alex has a sound which is fundamentally rooted in the deeper fringes of dance and electronic music. Drawing upon influences from the natural world his music could be described as a subtle blend of balearic intricacies, deep house, electronica and beyond. His sound is reminiscent of the nineties in which breaks and the ethereal ruled supreme under the principle of free thinking dance music and psychedelics. 

With a recent EP for Scissor & Thread and a new collaborative release for Apollo Records he is having a busy summer. 

Presently on tour, this mix was recorded as a live set from somewhere along the way and it really is very special indeed.

Read & Download

Alex Albrecht: The Ransom Note Mix

I wish to acknowledge that the land I learn, create, and grow upon is the traditional land of the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people of the Canberra region.
I wish to honour the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people past, present, and emerging, and respect their deep spiritual relationship and connection to country.
I recognise that this relationship has existed over many hundreds of years and will continue to exist.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the first custodians of this land and their history, culture and spirit must be recognised and shape our understanding and responsibility toward the land.
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Tian Dian 甜点008 First Nations Sovereignty
This mix shares and celebrates the sound and wisdom of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and speakers.
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+ Beginning of the Day - Frank Yamma [Wantok Musik] https://frankyamma.bandcamp.com/track/beginning-of-the-day
+ Ceremony of Seed - Dark Emu [Bangarra Dance Theatre] https://my.bangarra.com.au/cd/dark-emu
+ Esther Perel The Erotic Is an Antidote to Death (Podcast) [On Being with Krista Tippett] https://onbeing.org/programs/esther-perel-the-erotic-is-an-antidote-to-death/
+ #6 – Medicine ft Aunty Fran Bodkin (Podcast) Indigenous Perspectives, Knowledges and Empowerment https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/indigenous/6-medicine-QFcNZYGsOoB/
+ Bruce Pascoe – Dark Emu – APC14 2018 – 04 – 16 (Podcast) [Align in the Sound] https://soundcloud.com/behind_the_lines_98_3/bruce-pascoe-dark-emu-apc14-2018-04-16
+ Rainbow Serpent - Waak Waak Djungi [Efficient Space] https://efficientspace.bandcamp.com/album/waak-waak-ga-min-min
+ Ngurrmarla (Love Song) - Kardajala Kirridarra [Kardajala Kirridarra] https://kardajalakirridarra.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled
+ Black Magic - Baker Boy [Danzal Baker, Dallas Woods, Dion Brownfield and Jerome Farah]
https://play.google.com/music/preview/T4uzy56uafloyk2xlhfxwqz3g2a?play=1&u=0
+ Two Worlds Collide - Kardajala Kirridarra [Kardajala Kirridarra] https://kardajalakirridarra.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled
+ Redfern Address (In Memory of Vision) - Paul Mac [Kompakt] https://kompakt.bandcamp.com/track/redfern-address-in-memory-of-vision
+ Ancestors – DRMNGNOW [Neil Morris] https://drmngnow.bandcamp.com/track/ancestors
+ Empire - [Ziggy Ramo] https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/ziggy-ramo
+ Ngurra (Rain Song) - Kardajala Kirridarra [Kardajala Kirridarra] https://kardajalakirridarra.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled
+ Ngarrukwujenama - Emily Wurramara [Wantok Musik] https://emilywurramara.bandcamp.com/track/ngarrikwujeyinama-2
+ Indigenous fire methods protect land before and after the Tathra bushfire [ABC Australia] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM72NtXxyLs&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1K9ms3oqPkD3iqYdApTxo2kK9-ey72Kx3TaGPFv5qkAEcs2GQlSH008Zg
+ White Cockatoo - Waak Waak Djungi [Efficient Space] https://efficientspace.bandcamp.com/album/waak-waak-ga-min-min
+ Gurtha (The Fire) - Featuring Shellie Morris - Dhapanbal Yunupingu [Dhapanbal Yunupingu] https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/5125871/reviews
+ Pretty Boy - Ziggy Ramo [Ziggy Ramo] https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/ziggy-ramo
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Aired 9 January 2020
nomadradio.fm/artist/hei-zhi-ma

Tian Dian 甜点 - 008 First Nations Sovereignty - 9 January 2020

Chekov - embrace from a distance

thirtytracks vis-à-vis

𝘈𝘣𝘰𝘳𝘪𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘢𝘭 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘛𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘦𝘴 𝘚𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘵 𝘐𝘴𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘳 𝘱𝘦𝘰𝘱𝘭𝘦𝘴 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘭𝘥 𝘣𝘦 𝘢𝘸𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘮𝘪𝘹 𝘮𝘢𝘺 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘵𝘢𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘷𝘰𝘪𝘤𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘱𝘦𝘰𝘱𝘭𝘦 𝘸𝘩𝘰 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘱𝘢𝘴𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘢𝘸𝘢𝘺.

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We open on red earth and whistling winds. The fire crackles, and the night creeps in. Fading light is met with rising sound. The bilma (clapsticks) play. We hear stories and songs; ones that speak to the rich history of the Yamitji and Wongatha peoples. Their ancestors have been here a long time. A long time.

Walya Ngaamadiki. 

As darkness turns to light, we travel north-east. We pass from red dirt to white sand. Through the sound of the waves, we hear songs from the Nunukul people and the Munaldjali clan of the Yugambeh. 

Red earth trails beneath us as we head west again, inland. Uluru rises before us. Here we pay respects to the central desert and its custodians, the Pitjantjatjara people.

The yidaki (didgeridoo)plays, calling us north. We’re greeted by Yolngu songmen from Yirrkala, before following calls east by the Mudburra peoples. We pause. We embrace the calm. 

Abala Barlawa (Everything is at peace)

We gaze out to the ocean. 

Islands to the north sing out, and a Kalaw Kawaw Ya voice arrives on the shores. We take stock, before we're beckoned south again.

We revisit the Yolngu songmen and greet the Pitjantjatjara people before heading east, to the Wannyi, Lardil and Kalkadunga tribes.

It's the gaagum (kookaburra) that welcomes us to our final stop. Gumbaynggirr country. 

Darkness starts to fall.

It’s been a long time. A long time. 

Walya Ngaamadiki. 


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Tracklist: 

Walya Ngaamadiki - Ankala
https://www.discogs.com/Ankala-Australia-Rhythms-From-The-Outer-Core/release/855659

Black - David Page
https://www.discogs.com/artist/598749-David-Page

Tjukurpa Wiru - Frank Yamma (Corin Ileto mix)@corinmusic
https://frankyamma.bandcamp.com/album/the-kulila-project

Nyapillilngu (Spirit Lady) - Rrawun Maymuru & Nick Wales @nick_wales
https://soundcloud.com/nick_wales/nyapililingu-spirit-lady

Kuburu - Waak Waak Jungi
https://www.discogs.com/Waak-Waak-Jungi-Crow-Fire-Music/master/1745464
https://efficientspace.bandcamp.com/album/waak-waak-ga-min-min

Abala Barlawa (Everything was at Peace) - Kardajala Kirridarra
https://kardajalakirridarra.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled

Sik O - Christine Anu
https://www.discogs.com/Christine-Anu-Stylin-Up/release/2734425

Beginning of the Day - Frank Yamma (Haus Bilas mix)
https://frankyamma.bandcamp.com/album/the-kulila-project

All Gone Dead - Waak Waak Jungi
https://www.discogs.com/Waak-Waak-Jungi-Crow-Fire-Music/master/1745464
https://efficientspace.bandcamp.com/album/waak-waak-ga-min-min

Stock Route - Ankala
https://www.discogs.com/Ankala-Australia-Rhythms-From-The-Outer-Core/release/855659

Kinkachoo, I Love You - Steve Allen, William Barton
https://www.amazon.com/Kinkachoo-I-Love-You/dp/B07T945X8C

GUNI YU-GI - DISPOSSESSED
https://dispossessed.bandcamp.com/track/guni-yu-gi

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cue: red earth & whistling winds (First Nations ambience)

@theory-therapy was live for two hours of ambient, contemporary classical and neo-soul. Tracks from Sophia Zhuravkova, Wata Igarashi and Djrum all inside.

Pablo Diserens - Periwinkles 
Takashi Kokubo – Quiet Inlet
Malibu - Lost At Sea
The Sacrificial Code – Sacrificial Code (live in Hagakyrka)
Sophia Zhuravkova - Tears Falling While Spring Comes
Gigi Masin – If
Midori Hirano – Sleeping Under The Raintrees
Kettel – Halt Him
Paul Lovisoni & Francesco Messina - Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo
Soda Lite - An Sí Gaoithe
Yoshio Ojima – Flius
Yasuaki Shimizu – Seiko 3
Tornado Wallace – Healing Feeling
Wata Igarashi – Reflections
Khotin – Dialogue 6
грёзы – Blank Embrace
Boards of Canada – In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
Bartosz Kruczyński – Selected Ambient Projects 1
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma – Conversations With Myself 1
Long Body – Deep Sea Berth
Eluize – Home
Pablo Color – Waves
Rasmus Juncker – Eksotisk Tirsdag
Djrum – Creature Pt.1
Fia Fiell – Amend
36 – Esper
Eric Morin & Sebastian Gandera – Le Dialogue Des Joueurs De Cartes

Theory Therapy - August 2020

The latest Theory Therapy mix couldn’t come at a better time, especially for those cooped up inside. It’s 90-minutes of woozy ambient and ambient-adjacent sounds that perfectly capture the hazy, humid quality of the Australian outdoors, featuring field recordings, found sounds, an array of dreamy local electronica from the likes of Albrecht La'Brooy and Tornado Wallace, plus plenty of lesser-known gems from overseas, lovingly put together by the multitalented and incredibly hard-working Babyxxan.

Full tracklist and interview: https://www.lowendtheorists.com/theory-therapy-mixes/14-babyxxan

Follow @theory-therapy for more monthly mixes like this.

Theory Therapy 14: Babyxxan

Ivan Smagghe has crafted a quintessentially “chill out” recording to open our third season of Moon Roq mixes. Beautiful piano and guitar-led tracks combine with eery electronic passages to cultivate the perfect ebb-and-flow required to be both at ease and fully aware. Slip peacefully into another consciousness but beware of surprises!

Moon Roq Mix 014 will drop in just four weeks.

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Moon Roq 013 | Ivan Smagghe

Clyde Arcalis and Aki Gratte-Ciel are taking care of the bi-monthly "Yellow Light of Death"'s Residency. Between gameplay and loud guitar, the two lurkers are offering a story about the last irreducible Gallic of Marseille.

Yellow LIght Of Death's Residency w. Aki Gratte-Ciel and Clyde [Monthly Show]

Yawung is a proud Wiradjuri woman who has recently kicked off her DJ career with a residency at Lossless Radio. Lossless radio is an online community broadcasting platform committed to featuring diverse artists and sounds. Her radio show 'Pay Day' echoes this, exploring broad-spectrum sounds from downtempo and rnb to percussive bass-leaning cuts perfect for any dancefloor. Yawung has expertly curated one of the most special mixes to come across the Passing Notes desk, showcasing First Nations artists.

Tracklist available at passingnotes.radio!

Passing Notes is broadcast on the stolen land of the Woiwurrung and Boonwurrong peoples this week and every week. I pay my respects to, celebrate the Traditional Owners of the land, their culture, connection to Country and community and Elders past present and emerging.

Yawung - PN 89 (NAIDOC Special)

A second small collection of music produced by or in association with Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples. 

A few years ago, Lew and I made a 'change the date' mix for our RRR show. I find it mind boggling that we're still celebrating dispossession with a public holiday in 2021. Not to mention our Anthem, which just stinks - both words and music. 

As a so-called 'Australian DJ', I am always trying to find ways to incorporate more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music into DJ sets, radio, etc. I am hardly in a position to make commentary on the vastly diverse musical cultures that exist across the cities, towns and communities in Australia, but this again seemed like a simple way to provide an alternative soundtrack for a day that otherwise resounds with a dull, universalist rhetoric. 

If you like this stuff, have a dig for it. I've put a few links to music organisations below the tracklist so you can stream, download and support the musicians directly. Go listen to this kind of stuff direct from first nations artists, djs, broadcasters, etc. 

Dispossessed - Guni Yu-Gi
Kevin Birch - The Ghost of Werner Runtz
John ‘Whiskers’ Cox - Lulu’s Tune
Wuj Wuj - Harmony
John Bennet - Emus
Jupurrupu - Yello
Zenaida Gallagher & Kathleen Gibson - Ngurra Nyirripi
Dharma 87 - Sonny Boy
Electric Fields - Vision (cover of Lajamanu Teenage Band)
Bärra + Krazy J - Miyalk Dirramu
Kmace - Wayirribarra (remix 2)
Arnold Moscow ft. KMace - Djongi Raah
Callum Scobie - Karnta
Mambali Band - Yuwani
King Stingray - Get me out
Gondwana - Mook Mook
Ub Ubbo Exchange - Guyang Giiny (Fire Heart)
Bärra + Krazy J - Yolngu (Electronica Mix)
Nyawa Kulila Wangka - Look, Listen, Speak

https://pakam.com.au/
https://kingstingray.bandcamp.com/track/hey-wanhaka
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq73rnFy2bUInDsY5Mw1Ppw
http://incitearts.org.au/rsc/
https://www.indigitube.com.au/
https://ububboexchange.com/
https://caama.com.au/caama-music/music

pic: edible acacia seeds

Coloured Stones 2

✽1/2 of @companionmelb

✽eu+uk+asia: agathe@klsbookings.com
✽au+nz: sam@watartists.com
✽contact: hello@passingnotes.radio

Yawung - PN 89 (NAIDOC Special)

Pjenné